| | | - Have we reached the point where the drug war causes more harm than the drugs themselves?
- f we know where drugs are comming from then why not erradicate the source?
- What are the forces driving US drug policies
- Connect the dots; Drug War to the Terror War
- Plan innovative Grass Root Strategies
Sanho Tree is a Fellow and Director of the Drug Policy Project at the Institute for Policy Studies in Washington, DC. The project works to end the domestic and international "War on Drugs" and replace it with policies that promote public health and safety as well as economic alternatives to the prohibition drug economy. The intersection of race and poverty in the drug war is at the heart of the project's work. In recent years the project has focused on the attendant "collateral damage" caused by the US exporting its drug war to Colombia, Bolivia and Afghanistan. Establishing humane and sustainable alternatives to the drug war fits into the IPS mandate as one of the major contemporary social justice issues at home and abroad. He was featured in the ABC/John Stossel documentary on the drug war which aired in July 2002 and has also appeared on Politically Incorrect with Bill Maher. More information: www.witnessforpeace.org/newengland/Tours.html | | | |
Ranney Joanne
Witness For Peace, NE | | |
